[Source: indieWIRE, by Christopher Campbell, October 12, 2011]
Between the two James Cameron-related events I covered this week for Movies.com, I can’t shake wondering about the two questions posed in the headline.
[Source: indieWIRE, by Anthony Kaufman, October 12, 2011]
Piracy might be a filmmaker’s best friend. Or at least not their worst enemy.Despite the conventional wisdom that BitTorrent websites and illegal downloading are destroying the fabric of ...
[Source: Center for Social Media, October 10, 2011]
Over the past decade, a lively debate has emerged around questions of how best to assess the rising impact of social issue documentaries.
[Source: Wired, by Ryan Singel, September 23, 2011]
The FCC has finally officially published long-delayed rules prohibiting cable, DSL and wireless Internet companies from blocking websites and requiring them to disclose how they slow down or ...
[Source: Light Reading, by Carol Wilson, September 26, 2011]
The battle over Universal Service Fund reform isn't grabbing the kind of headlines that other regulatory squabbles are, but it is a significant issue for the U.S. telecom market for multiple ...
[Source: Plugged In, by AFP, September 19, 2011]
Online gamers have achieved a feat beyond the realm of Second Life or Dungeons and Dragons: they have deciphered the structure of an enzyme of an AIDS-like virus that had thwarted scientists for a ...
[Source: GigaOm, by Mathew Ingram, September 15, 2011]
If there’s one thing that events such as the recent riots in Britain and protests in California have shown, it’s that mobile devices and social tools like Twitter and YouTube have effectively made ...
[Source: CUrrent, by Dru Sefton, August 29, 2011]
A movement against hate crimes called Not In Our Town, spawned by a 1995 documentary on PBS, has come to represent many things.
To the executive producer, NIOT is a way to help viewers counter ...
[Source: The Hill, by Gautham Nagesh, September 8, 2011]
Twenty-eight House members wrote to the Federal Communications Commission on Wednesday urging the agency to license as many low-power FM radio stations as possible while implementing the terms of ...
